Machine in Control the Republican Nominations
A crowded yet unrepresentative GOP nominating session chose a full slate led by Bosses with two exceptions. Dr Garrett Van Sweringen won the circuit court nomination by personal popularity amid machine backing, while Balancing picks sought to seal party unity. Delegates were few, and the show aimed to drum up enthusiasm with limited turnout and a staged ticket.
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Thereminnican Entity
Wyaching
Anea
Garrett van Sweringen
Wagainet
By. Bicknell
Sweringen
Bicknell
Col. Robertson
Preston Snyder
W. J. Lenenart
R. G. Kasupe
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Snyddey
Burley Warmer
Tenaone
Warner
Snyder
F Mayne
Koimpe
Scheimann
Lennart
Snub for Hanly Dominates Tumultuous Indiana Convention
Delegates and visitors filled the Saengertund hall as a rule forced missing delegates to cast votes by alternates. The convention memory shows a strong Republican display with photos of Roosevelt and Fairbanks but no sign of Governor Hanly. Rules were prearranged by Mr. Bicknell and Chairman Skeltyn, with details of officers, committees, and speakers laid out before the session began.
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Hurry
John A. Scott
Bicknell
Skeltyn
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Fairbanks
Hemenway
Beveridge
Metinflex
Garfield
Lincoln
Hanly
Daily News
Grade Crossings Abolished Spark Chicago Progress in Elevation
Chicago mayoral message cites rapid track elevation from 1897 to 1905, noting 70.9 miles of main track and 40.7 miles of others elevated, and 403 subways built. Report credits John ONeil and Alderman Adolphus Maltby for leadership in eliminating grade crossings with city funds saved and thousands employed.
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Dunne
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Mwitch
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Chengo
Chiengo Council
Duoty
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Harrison
John O'Neil
Knits City
Banker Tom McCoy Is Guilty and Acquittal for Father
In Monticello Indiana on June 16 the jury found Thomas McCoy guilty of embezzling 48 dollars deposited in the NeCoy bank by W H Cox and accepted as a deposit while the bank was insolvent. Alfred McCoy, the father, was acquitted of the charge. The verdict came at 2 05 pm after a 2 40 delay for court officials and lawyers to prepare.
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Hic
Thomas‘ McCoy
Jnoglane
Alfred McCoy
Sudsom
NeCoy Bank
Reneavier
W. H. Cox
Farber
Weather forecast for Washington weekend
Sunday and Monday outlook shows warmer conditions in north and central areas with partly cloudy skies. East coastal winds remain fresh while inland editions shift to variable and southeast to south breezes. Some showers and cooler western portions are possible with fair conditions returning in the southeast.
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Washington
Ohio
Wnds
Old Kentucky Home Gladly Welcomes Guests
In Louisville Kentucky the Greater Kentucky Jay ceremony marked homecoming week with a well conducted program. Exvice president Adlai Stevenson and Henry Watterson addressed the crowd in Central Park. The event honored the Lincoln birthplace cabin display that stood nearby.
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Louisville
Greater Kentucky
Central Park
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Henry Watteraey
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Paris
Tig
Editors Guests of Taggart at French Lick
National Editorial association members and their families, over 500 people, arrived tonight from Indianapolis to be the guests of Thomas Taggart chairman of the Outland Democratic committee, for Sunday activities at French Lick Indiana.
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French Lick
Ind
National Editorial Association
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Cuairmay
Outlanad Democratic Committee
Snoday
Fort Wayne Committee Seeks More Midpriced Homes
A ten member committee of the Fort Wayne Commercial club met to plan action to increase housing for middle and working class residents. They discussed financing through trusted lenders and stated demand for homes costing 1000 to 1800 dollars, renting 10 to 14 dollars monthly, and potential city population growth from 6000 more residents if housing expands.
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J. A. Greene
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Wall
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Scherer
Wilding
Lows
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H. A. Keplinger
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A. A. Keagam
A. J. Moynihan
Local man linked to deed amid liquor influence
Jearbolic acids related report cites drinking as the presumed cause of the act. Corapet Statts was ordered to investigate the case. Webber, once employed at the Schuelker farm near Woodurn, had no steady work for two months. He is said to have a sister in Fort Wayne and relatives in Chicago.
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Schuelker
Woodurn
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Mr Sterling Moves to New Location
Mr Sterling, longtime East Berry Street barber, relocates to a stylish new shop between New York and Chicago. The barbershop, near the Majestic theater, features an enlarged grinding department and continues offering sharpening services in updated, well equipped quarters.
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HM Sterling
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New York
Chicago
Majestic Theater
Sterling Place
Fire damages Adams Taylor shop and Waldo building
Fire at 1418 1322 street and the Charles C Waldo carpenter shop above sustained 5900 damage from sparking from a stack. Roof and interior suffered scorching. Waldo, owner, was the heaviest loser. Woodshed of C B Moser at 219 East Lewis street also burned partially with a loss of 107.
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Sparke
Emcke
Waldo
East
Lewis Street
Corner Rod and Gun Club Hosts Two Games Today
The Corner Rod and Gun Club schedules two ball games at the club grounds with a morning match featuring the main cursiard and an afternoon game against the Eagles. A morning tryout will include the second team, the oxleaguers, as players continue training for the contest.
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Muault
Yeomen Memorial Service Notice for June 4
Port Wayne Homestead No. 37h Brotherhood of American Yeomen will conduct a memorial service next Monday evening June 4 at the Kl O T M hall. Members are urged to attend with Homesteads Nos. 856 and 1406 invited to join the comm ittee in organizing the event.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
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Boxing Boss Bids Britt and McGovern for ChelseA Fight
Tom McCaroy of Pacific Athletic in Los Angeles negotiates a bout between Jimmy Britt and Terry McGovern in New York. He offers a $5,000 purse with $400 to each fighter for expenses. The men have agreed to fight in Chelsea.
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Tom McCaroy
Pacific Athletic
Af Los Angelea
Jimmy Britt
Terry McGavvern
Chelsei
Love Lorn Girl Takes Her Life in Indiana
In Jeffersonville Indiana Anna Palmer aged daughter of a farmer near Henryene committed suicide early today by taking strychnine amid heartbreak over unrequited love. The tragedy occurred near the Palmer home.
Farm hand dies by own action at Woodburn
Peter Webber twenty six year old farm hand died last evening at Woodburn by drinking in an apparent self inflicted death. The tragedy occurred on the Woodburn farm affecting local residents and prompting inquiries by authorities. The deceased was identified as a farm worker in the Woodburn area and the incident is treated as a suicide.
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Woodburn
City News Briefs From Tagrango To Fort Wayne
Mrs I C P Shaw of Tagrango and her daughter visit the city en route to Tupes Eas. Brittingham, ex Wabash works man now at St Marys O, attends Joseph Lombard funeral. Thealore Tarnecker returns from Columbus for summer vacation, student at Capitol University. Og Narusgon of Richmond becomes chief clerk for C La Barnaby in maintenance of way. Janis J Quillivan resigns to seek employment. Police Sergeant Henry Harkenrider, next to Lieut Henry Lapp, celebrates his birthday. he is a long time Fort Wayne officer with mining background in Colorado and Nevada.
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Henry Lapp
Tiaity
Serseant Harkenrider
Comrnado
Fort Wayne
Beveridge Defends Night Inspectors in Agriculture Bill
Washington June 16 Senator Beveridge issued a statement on the Wadsworth substitutes in the agricultural appropriation bill clash. He argues the Wadsworth version omits night inspections of all packing houses, essential to health and safety, and trades opinions with McCabe Reynolds on preferable wording. The president has read and approved Beveridge's statement.
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Washington
Beveridge
Wadsworth
Wadewarm
Ory
Wadaworth
McCabe
Reynolds
Adams
President Signs Statehood Bill Amid House Victory
Washington dispatch reports the president signed the statehood bill after the House passed an amendment to empower the general commission to buy materials at the cheapest markets, a clause previously defeated. The brief item notes June dates and names as readable in the damaged text.
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Me. Sullivan
Mags
Pram Eral
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